Products in Wood Flooring: High Gloss

VINNAPAS® UW 1 FS is a tasteless, solid, thermoplastic homopolymer. It is a clear and colorless resin obtained through the polymerization of vinyl acetate. This versatile product finds application in various fields, including fiber-reinforced plastics, adhesives, powder injection molding, and sound damping.

VINNAPAS® UW 4 FS is a solid, thermoplastic homopolymer. The resin is clear, colorless, and tasteless, and it is produced by polymerizing vinyl acetate. Typical applications for VINNAPAS® UW 4 FS include fiber-reinforced plastics, adhesives, powder injection molding, and sound damping.

VINNAPAS® UW 25 FS is a solid, thermoplastic homopolymer. This clear and colorless resin is produced through the polymerization of vinyl acetate. It is tasteless and finds application in building and construction adhesives, as well as resin modification for composites. The product is available in the form of solid, colorless beads that are odorless and tasteless.

VINNAPAS® UW 10 FS is a solid, thermoplastic homopolymer. This clear and colorless resin is produced through the polymerization of vinyl acetate. It is tasteless. Typical applications for VINNAPAS® UW 10 FS include fiber-reinforced plastics, adhesives, powder injection molding, and sound damping.

VINNAPAS® UW 2 FS is a solid, thermoplastic homopolymer. The resin is clear, colorless, and tasteless, and it is produced by polymerizing vinyl acetate. This versatile product finds typical applications in fiber-reinforced plastics, adhesives, powder injection molding, and sound damping.

PyroCide™ Clear is a two component thin film intumescent coating formulated for existing and new wood structures where the appearance of the wood is important. PyroCide™ Clear will not bubble, haze or crack. It has enough water resistance for interior applications to allow the coating to have an occasional wipe with a damp cloth and maintain its finish.An intumescent coating is a proprietary formulated blend of compounds which, at ambient temperatures, remain perfectly stable and nonreactive. When the temperature increases, its components undergo a chemical reaction and produce an extended char. This carbonaceous char has a volume many times that of the original thin coating and its low thermal conductivity provides insulation and protects the substrate from the effects of fire propagation.